Mayor

Summary Totals

Candidates Funds Expenses
LONDON BREED 2398294.24 2404441.37
AHSHA SAFAI 1076929.22 1100693.21
DANIEL LURIE 10917642.52 10816112.85
ELLEN ZHOU 32423.11 30889.66
MARK FARRELL 2187084.09 2608172.31
HONEST CHARLEY BODKIN 1067.0 1255.97
DYLAN HIRSCH-SHELL 162103.75 159188.65
AARON PESKIN 2171095.31 2169119.24
KEITH FREEDMAN 9388.5 9807.36
NELSON MEI 700.07 0.0
Total:

Across all Candidates and Including Primarily Formed 3rd-Party Committees

Name Amount
Daniel Lurie 9955205.84
Michael Bloomberg 1450500.0
Miriam Haas 1000000.0
William Oberndorf 950500.0
Chris Larsen 850500.0
Thomas Coates 500000.0
Service Employees International Union Local 1021 Candidate PAC 476000.0
Jonathan Adam Gans 301000.0
Unite Here Tip State & Local Fund 300000.0
Jan Koum 250500.0

Third Party Activity Supporting & Opposing Candidates for Mayor

Candidates Funds Spending
LONDON BREED 3165620.0 2685305.3
DANIEL LURIE 6726796.21 6192860.09
AARON PESKIN 840700.0 571021.92
AHSHA SAFAI 0.0 2500.0
MARK FARRELL 3262236.08 651185.79
Total:
Candidates Funds Spending
LONDON BREED 193360.0 232631.12
DANIEL LURIE AND MARK FARRELL 250847.2 0.0
DANIEL LURIE 0.0 2948572.01
AARON PESKIN 151000.0 139915.04
MARK FARRELL 343637.01 415771.55
Total:
Committee Candidate Position Funds Spending
BELIEVE IN SF, LURIE FOR MAYOR 2024 LONDON BREED OPPOSE 0.0 43647.06
SAFER SAN FRANCISCO FOR MARK FARRELL FOR MAYOR 2024 LONDON BREED OPPOSE 0.0 3000.0
SAN FRANCISCO WORKING FAMILIES VOTER GUIDE SUPPORTING AARON PESKIN FOR MAYOR, SPONSORED BY HEALTHCARE, HOSPITALITY, AND SERVICE WORKERS UNIONS LONDON BREED OPPOSE 0.0 54026.39
WORKING FAMILIES OPPOSING LONDON BREED FOR MAYOR 2024 SPONSORED BY SAN FRANCISCO BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION TRADES COUNCIL LONDON BREED OPPOSE 167000.0 0.0
CITIZENS OPPOSING RE-ELECTION OF MAYOR LONDON BREED 2024 LONDON BREED OPPOSE 26360.0 21815.87
San Francisco Deputy Sheriffs' Association Political Action Committee LONDON BREED OPPOSE 0.0 110141.8
Coalition to Grow San Francisco - Grow SF PAC LONDON BREED SUPPORT 0.0 14939.79
COALITION TO GROW SAN FRANCISCO - GROW SF PAC OPPOSING PRESTON FOR SUPERVISOR 2024 LONDON BREED SUPPORT 0.0 299.39
FORWARD ACTION SF, SUPPORTING LONDON BREED FOR MAYOR 2024, SPONSORED BY ABUNDANCE NETWORK LONDON BREED SUPPORT 3165620.0 2639680.33
OUR FUTURE, OUR SF OPPOSING LURIE & FARRELL FOR MAYOR 2024 LONDON BREED SUPPORT 0.0 24576.54
Alice B. Toklas Lesbian and Gay Democratic Club PAC LONDON BREED SUPPORT 0.0 5809.25
OUR FUTURE, OUR SF OPPOSING LURIE & FARRELL FOR MAYOR 2024 DANIEL LURIE AND MARK FARRELL OPPOSE 250847.2 0.0
SAFER SAN FRANCISCO FOR MARK FARRELL FOR MAYOR 2024 DANIEL LURIE OPPOSE 0.0 2781417.79
SAN FRANCISCO WORKING FAMILIES VOTER GUIDE SUPPORTING AARON PESKIN FOR MAYOR, SPONSORED BY HEALTHCARE, HOSPITALITY, AND SERVICE WORKERS UNIONS DANIEL LURIE OPPOSE 0.0 54026.39
OUR FUTURE, OUR SF OPPOSING LURIE & FARRELL FOR MAYOR 2024 DANIEL LURIE OPPOSE 0.0 113127.83
Coalition to Grow San Francisco - Grow SF PAC DANIEL LURIE SUPPORT 0.0 14939.79
COALITION TO GROW SAN FRANCISCO - GROW SF PAC OPPOSING PRESTON FOR SUPERVISOR 2024 DANIEL LURIE SUPPORT 0.0 299.39
BELIEVE IN SF, LURIE FOR MAYOR 2024 DANIEL LURIE SUPPORT 6726796.21 6175120.91
San Francisco Deputy Sheriffs' Association Political Action Committee DANIEL LURIE SUPPORT 0.0 2500.0
TogetherSF Action AARON PESKIN OPPOSE 0.0 1519.94
RESIDENTS OPPOSING AARON PESKIN FOR MAYOR 2024 AARON PESKIN OPPOSE 151000.0 138395.1
Rose Pak Democratic Club Political Action Committee AARON PESKIN SUPPORT 0.0 2102.4
Tenants and Families United sponsored by Center for Empowered Politics AARON PESKIN SUPPORT 0.0 665.22
Tenants and Families United PAC sponsored by Center for Empowered Politics AARON PESKIN SUPPORT 0.0 5487.11
California Working Families Party AARON PESKIN SUPPORT 0.0 4412.22
SAN FRANCISCO WORKING FAMILIES VOTER GUIDE SUPPORTING AARON PESKIN FOR MAYOR, SPONSORED BY HEALTHCARE, HOSPITALITY, AND SERVICE WORKERS UNIONS AARON PESKIN SUPPORT 840700.0 558354.97
San Francisco Deputy Sheriffs' Association Political Action Committee AHSHA SAFAI SUPPORT 0.0 2500.0
STOP MAGA MARK 2024, OPPOSING FARRELL FOR MAYOR MARK FARRELL OPPOSE 5637.01 2700.0
SAN FRANCISCO WORKING FAMILIES VOTER GUIDE SUPPORTING AARON PESKIN FOR MAYOR, SPONSORED BY HEALTHCARE, HOSPITALITY, AND SERVICE WORKERS UNIONS MARK FARRELL OPPOSE 0.0 49859.72
SAVE OUR CITY SF, OPPOSING MARK FARRELL FOR MAYOR 2024 - SPONSORED BY LABOR ORGANIZATIONS MARK FARRELL OPPOSE 338000.0 250084.0
OUR FUTURE, OUR SF OPPOSING LURIE & FARRELL FOR MAYOR 2024 MARK FARRELL OPPOSE 0.0 113127.83
Coalition to Grow San Francisco - Grow SF PAC MARK FARRELL SUPPORT 0.0 14939.79
COALITION TO GROW SAN FRANCISCO - GROW SF PAC OPPOSING PRESTON FOR SUPERVISOR 2024 MARK FARRELL SUPPORT 0.0 299.39
SAFER SAN FRANCISCO FOR MARK FARRELL FOR MAYOR 2024 MARK FARRELL SUPPORT 3262236.08 379559.75
San Francisco Deputy Sheriffs' Association Political Action Committee MARK FARRELL SUPPORT 0.0 256386.86
Total:
Elected Offices

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Candidate Controlled Committees
What is a Candidate Controlled Committee?

A candidate controlled committee is a campaign committee established, financed, or controlled by a candidate for local office.

Once a committee raises or spends $2,000 or more, it must file regular campaign finance statements (Form 460) with the Ethics Commission, including semiannual reports at the end of January and July, and three pre-election statements in the weeks before an election. They are prohibited from coordinating their spending decisions with third-party committees. Under San Francisco law, no person other than the candidate may contribute more than $500 to a candidate's committee for a single election.

How This Data is Calculated

The totals shown represent the combined funds raised and spent by all candidate controlled committees for each office in the current election. Funds are aggregated by summing the itemized and unitemized contributions on schedules A and C from Form 460 and contributions received on Form 497 and Form 496P3. Funds also includes Loans from Form 460 Schedule B1, and Public Funds approved by the Ethics Commission as part of the San Francisco Public Financing Program. Expenses are aggregated by summing the itemized and unitemized expenditures on schedules E and F. Figures are rounded to the nearest thousand. Data is updated nightly, reflecting the filings made the previous day.

Committee details
Committee Name
FPPC ID
Candidate Controlled Committees
What is a

A candidate controlled committee is a campaign committee established, financed, or controlled by a candidate for local office.

Once a committee raises or spends $2,000 or more, it must file regular campaign finance statements (Form 460) with the Ethics Commission, including semiannual reports at the end of January and July, and three pre-election statements in the weeks before an election. They are prohibited from coordinating their spending decisions with third-party committees. Under San Francisco law, no person other than the candidate may contribute more than $500 to a candidate's committee for a single election.

How This Data is Calculated

The totals shown represent the combined funds raised and spent by all candidate controlled committees for each office in the current election. Funds are aggregated by summing the itemized and unitemized contributions on schedules A and C from Form 460 and contributions received on Form 497 and Form 496P3. Funds also includes Loans from Form 460 Schedule B1, and Public Funds approved by the Ethics Commission as part of the San Francisco Public Financing Program. Expenses are aggregated by summing the itemized and unitemized expenditures on schedules E and F. Figures are rounded to the nearest thousand. Data is updated nightly, reflecting the filings made the previous day.

Committee details
Committee Name
FPPC ID
Purpose
Committee Details
About the contributors table

Contributors are individuals who have made contributions to the candidate's campaign. The table lists contributors by their first and last names, along with the total amount they have contributed.

Note: The data in this table is based on the most recent filings and are updated nightly.

About the expenditures table

Expenditures are the amounts spent by the candidate's campaign. The table lists expenditures by their type and amount.

Note: The data in this table is based on the most recent filings and are updated nightly.

Candidate Controlled Committees

Candidate Controlled Committees are a candidate's primary fundraising and expense-making entity.

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Third Party Committees
What is a Third-Party Committee?

A third-party committee is a political committee that raises and spends money to support or oppose candidates for local office but operates independently of those candidates and their campaigns. These committees are often called independent expenditure committees or primarily formed committees. They are prohibited from coordinating their spending decisions with any candidate or candidate controlled committee. Third-party committees are not subject to contribution limits.

Once a committee raises or spends $2,000 or more, it must file regular campaign finance statements (Form 460) with the Ethics Commission, including semiannual reports at the end of January and July, and three pre-election statements in the weeks before an election. In addition, third-party committees must disclose independent expenditures (Form 496) and contributions made or received (Form 497) within 24 hours during the 90-days before the election.

How This Data is Calculated

The totals shown represent the combined funds raised and spent by all third-party committees for each office in the current election. Data is aggregated by summing the itemized and unitemized contributions on schedules A and C and loans from schedule B1 from Form 460 and contributions received on Form 497 and Form 496P3 filed electronically with the San Francisco Ethics Commission, which are made public through the Commission's disclosure system. Figures are rounded to the nearest thousand. Data is updated nightly, reflecting the filings made the previous day.

Ballot Measure Committees
What is a Ballot Measure Committee?

Ballot Measure Committees are primarily formed to support or oppose a specific ballot measure.

Once a committee raises or spends $2,000 or more, it must file regular campaign finance statements (Form 460) with the Ethics Commission, including semiannual reports at the end of January and July, and three pre-election statements in the weeks before an election. In addition, third-party committees must disclose independent expenditures (Form 496) and contributions made or received (Form 497) within 24 hours during the 90-days before the election.

How This Data is Calculated

The totals shown represent the combined funds raised and spent by all ballot measure committees for each office in the current election. Data is aggregated by summing the itemized and unitemized contributions on schedules A and C and loans from schedule B1 from Form 460 and contributions received on Form 497 and Form 496P3 filed electronically with the San Francisco Ethics Commission, which are made public through the Commission's disclosure system. Figures are rounded to the nearest thousand. Data is updated nightly, reflecting the filings made the previous day.

Multi-Ballot Measure Committees
What is a "Multi-Ballot Measure" Committee?

"Multi-Ballot Measure" Committees are primarily formed to support or oppose more than one ballot measure.

Once a committee raises or spends $2,000 or more, it must file regular campaign finance statements (Form 460) with the Ethics Commission, including semiannual reports at the end of January and July, and three pre-election statements in the weeks before an election. In addition, third-party committees must disclose independent expenditures (Form 496) and contributions made or received (Form 497) within 24 hours during the 90-days before the election.

How This Data is Calculated

The totals shown represent the combined funds raised and spent by all multi-ballot measure committees in the current election. Data is aggregated by summing the itemized and unitemized contributions on schedules A and C and loans from schedule B1 from Form 460 and contributions received on Form 497 and Form 496P3 filed electronically with the San Francisco Ethics Commission, which are made public through the Commission's disclosure system. Figures are rounded to the nearest thousand. Data is updated nightly, reflecting the filings made the previous day.

Top Contributors

The individuals or entities who have given the largest total monetary support to a committee.

Top Contributors are scoped within the page. For an election, the top contributors include all contributors to primarily formed committees within the election.

Visit the Contributors page for an election to search contributors across committees and see all committees within an election that a contributor has given to.

Third Party Support

Contributions or expenditures made by a committee or individual in support of a candidate or measure, independent of the candidate's own campaign.

Third Party Opposition

Contributions or expenditures made by a committee or individual in opposition to a candidate or measure, independent of the candidate's own campaign.

Independent Expenditure Committees

Committees that spend money to advocate for or against candidates or ballot measures but do so independently of any candidate's campaign.

Summary Totals

A roll-up view of a committee's overall financial activity, including contributions received and expenditures made.

Independent Expenditures Regarding Ballot Measures

Spending made independently of any campaign to support or oppose a ballot measure.

Data comes from FPPC496 and 460 schedule D

Independent Expenditures Regarding Candidates

Spending made independently of any campaign to support or oppose a candidate for office.

Data comes from FPPC496 and 460 schedule D

Late Period Contributions Made

Contributions of $100 or more made during the late reporting period (within 90 days before an election) that must be disclosed promptly.

Data comes from FPPC497 P2.

Expenditures Supporting/Opposing Other Candidates, Measures and Committees

Payments made by a committee to support or oppose candidates, ballot measures, or other committees, beyond its primary focus.

Data comes from FPPC460 Schedule D.